What standing timber sold for in 20 US states, by species, from each state's latest report

Timber prices in New York, winter 2025 report: species and region

Source: Stumpage Price Report, Winter 2025, #106, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Lands and Forests (PDF, all reports); the newest edition listed on the DEC page as of 17 October 2026, covering prices paid in the six months before printing (roughly July to December 2024). Sawtimber prices, including veneer and poles, in dollars per thousand board feet, as the low, average and high price ranges reported in each of four regions with the median in parentheses; the log rule differs by region (Doyle in Western/Central, International 1/4" in Adirondack and Hudson/Mohawk, Scribner in Delaware/Catskill), so no single conversion is applied. The report's own words: "Report prices are provided to DEC voluntarily by various buyers and sellers of standing timber in four price reporting regions. Prices should be considered historical ... They are intended to serve ONLY AS A GUIDE in understanding the market value of timber." One asterisk marks a cell built from fewer than 20 responses, two asterisks fewer than 5, NR no report, as printed.